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Crushing Hate
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Warpath to Nowhere
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Hate Crush
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Forever Blackfire
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Hatesong Indianapolis, Indiana
Hatesong previously a 3-piece metal band from Indianapolis, is now a 4-piece that is dedicated to the Old School. Heavily influenced by bands such as Celtic Frost, Venom, Motorhead and Darkthrone. The band has shared the stage with legendary acts such as D.R.I. and EYEHATEGOD, as well as appearances at several metal festivals across the midwest. ... more
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